The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-12
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~. Interstate Commission
- Settling Matters.
soyg IMPORTANT decisions
Ar. General Order Assuring
IL, AIDES q Good Time at The
coming Encampment-Etc.
The G, A. Il.

,f,r,sos. Wis, July 1.-THE Grand
NV dignitaries who were here on Sat
, ada, night held a secret meeting with
-.-11 Chief Fairchild, before
~, dspsrture, and arranged circular
~ 10 10 issued TO all posts in the
'eOn ~ The circular will declare that
e coln 5as been gross misrepresentation
!lsi ', I'D 10 the state of feeling existing
~ llt Ion the national G. A. K. head
os.Ts and the st. Louis committee OF
.,,ongements and that the committees
o.. I'm IN nerfect accord with the comman-
~ y, II iTn.cbief on all questions relating to
a ~ a sncsmpment. The circular will
II loo the assurance that harmony
s.avoiIod in st. Louis and that all
pE,',omsnts which resulted in trouble
'HJ d;scord in them were based on I'M
a agS and INV arranted Information.
GENE General orders. No. 10, was issued
,bio afternoon from the national head
quarters BY the commander-in-chlet. 1t
smbodies q long communication from
the committee on arrangements at St.
iT 10 the national council admins
ration, touching upon many rumor OF
verious kinds. which have been current
recently, regarding the matter of the
encampment. Referring to the
same the council says: In view
al the many gross misrepresentation
tbat have gone abroad touching the
action OF that committee and its rela-
ton TO the cOmmander-ln-chlet ana
council of admin tration, we recon-
mend that general order be issued,
assuring comrades that the work OF The
committee and the officers OF the ma
tional encsmpment have been IN t1ll
accord. They have been and are now
working tremendously together
to make the twenty-frst en-
campment the grandeSt and most
ENJOYABLE in the history OF the order.
We also consider it alike due to the
Grand Army of the Republic
and the st. Louis committee
that the cOmmander-in-chief shall
announce that all statements that may
have been made By any one COncerninc
the manner of conducting the receptio
OF the enCampment or OF the contem-
plated presence IN or the absence from
the city OF st. Louis, of any particular
person or persons upon that occasion
HAYS not been based upon any official
action on the part of the officers of the
G. A. r., who, alone, have authority to
speak for the national encampmeut
when t is not in session."
General Fairchild says further:
THE letter or resolution was neces-
sary to convince the commander-in-
chief that the purpose of the st. Louis
committee and the executive committee
have from the first bzen in line with his
own, namely, to make the tWenty-frst
national encampment a pronounced
success, but the many who have been
mlsled by unauthorized clamor, will be
glad to be assured, officially, that
nothing has occurred or is likely to &C.
cur, to mar thGfestiviues of that occa-
sion or diminish the warmth of the GEN
siGns hospitality extended blythe citizens
VI o. LOUIS. Assurances are ample that
me motel accommodations for the mem
OtLs o. the encamOment will be fur
as3ed at the usual rates by APPLYING
captain Lloyd G. Harris. chairman
" me motel committee, Lindell Hotel,
BY command Of
LUCLUs FAIRCHILD.
Sommander-in Chief.